Level 02 – Step 10 : Yes–No and Be Questions (Are you ready? Do you like it?)

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Level 02 – Step 10 : Yes–No and Be Questions (Are you ready? Do you like it?)

/Level 02 – Step 10 : Yes–No and Be Questions (Are you ready? Do you like it?)

🚪 Let’s Begin

/🚪 Let’s Begin

🦉Professor Owl: Today we will learn how to ask questions with the verb be and with do.

/🦉Professor Owl: Today we will learn how to ask questions with the verb be and with do.

🐧Igupen: Are these the short questions I hear every day, like “Are you ready?” and “Do you like it?”

/🐧Igupen: Are these the short questions I hear every day, like “Are you ready?” and “Do you like it?”

🦉Professor Owl: Ho ho ho. Yes—these questions help us check facts, feelings, and choices.

/🦉Professor Owl: Ho ho ho. Yes—these questions help us check facts, feelings, and choices.

We will practice making and answering them.

/We will practice making and answering them.

📚 Lesson

/📚 Lesson

What are yes–no and be questions?

/What are yes–no and be questions?

Yes–no questions ask for a short answer yes or no.

/Yes–no questions ask for a short answer yes or no.

Examples: Are you ready? Do you like it?

/Examples: Are you ready? Do you like it?

Be-verb questions use be am / is / are and the subject follows the verb.

/Be-verb questions use be am / is / are and the subject follows the verb.

Example: Are you ready? Is she happy?

/Example: Are you ready? Is she happy?

Do-questions use do / does + subject + base verb for other verbs.

/Do-questions use do / does + subject + base verb for other verbs.

Example: Do you like apples? Does he play soccer?

/Example: Do you like apples? Does he play soccer?

How to make a question

/How to make a question

Be questions: Verb be + subject + rest?

/Be questions: Verb be + subject + rest?

Example: Are you hungry?

/Example: Are you hungry?

Do questions present simple: Do / Does + subject + base verb + rest?

/Do questions present simple: Do / Does + subject + base verb + rest?

Example: Do you study English?

/Example: Do you study English?

Short answers

/Short answers

For be questions use short answers: Yes, I am. No, she isn’t.

/For be questions use short answers: Yes, I am. No, she isn’t.

For do questions use: Yes, I do. No, he doesn’t.

/For do questions use: Yes, I do. No, he doesn’t.

Using question words add What Where When Why How for more information.

/Using question words add What Where When Why How for more information.

Example: Where do you live? When is the party?

/Example: Where do you live? When is the party?

Politeness

/Politeness

For polite requests use question forms: Could you help me?

/For polite requests use question forms: Could you help me?

This is more polite than “Help me”.

/This is more polite than “Help me”.

🦉Professor Owl’s one-point tip

/🦉Professor Owl’s one-point tip

For be-questions put the verb be before the subject and for do-questions put do or does before the subject.

/For be-questions put the verb be before the subject and for do-questions put do or does before the subject.

Quick checks inside the lesson

/Quick checks inside the lesson

Is she my teacher? Be question: Is + subject + rest.

/Is she my teacher? Be question: Is + subject + rest.

Do they play the piano? Do question: Do + subject + base verb.

/Do they play the piano? Do question: Do + subject + base verb.

🌼 Sample Sentences

/🌼 Sample Sentences

No.01 Are you ready?

/No.01 Are you ready?

No.02 Is he your brother?

/No.02 Is he your brother?

No.03 Are they in the classroom?

/No.03 Are they in the classroom?

No.04 Do you like pizza?

/No.04 Do you like pizza?

No.05 Does she like cats?

/No.05 Does she like cats?

No.06 Do we have a test today?

/No.06 Do we have a test today?

No.07 Is it cold outside?

/No.07 Is it cold outside?

No.08 Do you want some water?

/No.08 Do you want some water?

No.09 Does he play soccer?

/No.09 Does he play soccer?

No.10 Are you happy?

/No.10 Are you happy?

🎓 Practice exercises

/🎓 Practice exercises

Note: Think first, then check the answers.

/Note: Think first, then check the answers.

Q1: Make a be-question: you / ready

/Q1: Make a be-question: you / ready

Q2: Make a do-question: you / like / apples

/Q2: Make a do-question: you / like / apples

Q3: Choose correct question: A) Is he plays soccer? B) Does he play soccer?

/Q3: Choose correct question: A) Is he plays soccer? B) Does he play soccer?

Q4: Short answer Yes or No: Are you hungry? answer with a short answer Yes I ___.

/Q4: Short answer Yes or No: Are you hungry? answer with a short answer Yes I ___.

Q5: Make a question about location: she / in the park

/Q5: Make a question about location: she / in the park

Q6: Change to a question: They have a dog use do does

/Q6: Change to a question: They have a dog use do does

Q7: Choose the correct short answer: Q Does she speak English? A Yes she do B Yes she does

/Q7: Choose the correct short answer: Q Does she speak English? A Yes she do B Yes she does

Q8: Make a question with When: you / start / school

/Q8: Make a question with When: you / start / school

Q9: Make a negative short answer: Q Do you play the guitar? No I ___

/Q9: Make a negative short answer: Q Do you play the guitar? No I ___

Q10: Make a polite question: you / help / me

/Q10: Make a polite question: you / help / me

Answers

/Answers

A1: Are you ready?

/A1: Are you ready?

A2: Do you like apples?

/A2: Do you like apples?

A3: B is correct Does he play soccer?

/A3: B is correct Does he play soccer?

A4: Yes I am.

/A4: Yes I am.

A5: Is she in the park?

/A5: Is she in the park?

A6: Do they have a dog?

/A6: Do they have a dog?

A7: B is correct Yes she does

/A7: B is correct Yes she does

A8: When do you start school?

/A8: When do you start school?

A9: No I don’t.

/A9: No I don’t.

A10: Could you help me?

/A10: Could you help me?

🦉 Closing

/🦉 Closing

🦉Professor Owl: Great work today.

/🦉Professor Owl: Great work today.

Remember the two patterns put be before the subject for be-questions and put do does before the subject for do-questions in present simple.

/Remember the two patterns put be before the subject for be-questions and put do does before the subject for do-questions in present simple.

Practice asking short questions and giving short answers.

/Practice asking short questions and giving short answers.

🐧Igupen: I will ask my friends questions and listen carefully to their answers!

/🐧Igupen: I will ask my friends questions and listen carefully to their answers!

Keep practicing these question forms every day—you will soon ask and answer with confidence.

/Keep practicing these question forms every day—you will soon ask and answer with confidence.

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